In Astrakhan, on July 17, the head of Navalny's local headquarters, Ilya Dyakonov, received a summons demanding to appear at the police station. about this . writes The "Caucasian Knot" “Today I was handed a summons, which says that I need to come to the police station to draw up a protocol on an administrative offense against me under Art.

Rinat Sagdiev, a journalist for the Vedomosti newspaper, filed a complaint with the police about the threats he received via SMS before publishing an article about Rosneft. July 17 is reported by Meduza. Sagdiev posted a screenshot of the correspondence on his Facebook page. Sagdiev's article published today said that Rosneft could spend about 21 billion rubles on helicopter transportation in 2017, more than any other oil and gas company in the world.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated 19 complaints from 23 residents of Russia who in different years participated in peaceful protests and were punished by the authorities for this. The complaints were consolidated into the case “Vladimir Kapustin and others v.

In Omsk, during a picket on July 15 at the campaign cube of Alexei Navalny, police officers demanded explanations from passers-by, to whom volunteers handed out leaflets. about this . writes On July 17 , the Vomsk portal “Yesterday we passed by, took a leaflet and went further to the bus stop. We did not have time to reach, as representatives of our valiant police caught up with us. They asked me to show documents and write some kind of explanation.

The Moscow City Court did not satisfy the appeal of the defense of nationalist Dmitry Demushkin against the sentence, according to which he received 2.5 years in a penal colony. about it . writes Interfax On April 25, the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow found Demushkin guilty under Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity) for reposting photos from the Russian March on VKontakte.

The Tolyatti Magistrate's Court fined an elder of Jehovah's Witnesses one thousand rubles for organizing meetings and services for followers of the faith. Interfax writes about this with reference to the Komsomolsky district prosecutor's office. According to the prosecutor's office, the meetings were attended by 30–60 people, including children. A case was opened against the elder under Art.

The Kazan administration did not agree on a series of pickets in support of politician Alexei Navalny, scheduled for July 18-29, writes Kommersant-Kazan .

The Moscow City Court upheld the verdict against Alexander Shpakov, a defendant in the March 26 Case. It is reported by Mediazona. Shpakov's defense asked for a suspended sentence, the victim did not insist on a real term, but the court did not take this into account. On May 24, Shpakov was sentenced to a year and a half in a colony-settlement.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) communicated a complaint filed by lawyers on behalf of Oleg Silverstov, who suffered from police actions during the action "For Fair Elections" in Nizhny Novgorod. This was reported on the website of the Committee for the Prevention of Torture. The ECtHR asked Russia if the police used unlawful physical violence against Silverstov during the action. The court also asked about the effectiveness of the investigation of this case at the national level.

In Orenburg, the police refused to open a criminal case for intentional damage to property (Article 167 of the Criminal Code) against a pro-Kremlin activist who smashed the phone of journalist Maxim Kournikov during a picket outside Navalny's local headquarters on July 6th. It is reported by Mediazona. The Ministry of Internal Affairs responded to Kournikov's statement by refusing to initiate a criminal case, citing the fact that the journalist did not provide a certificate of damage.

On July 12, the Moscow City Court rejected the appeal of the organizer of the Russian Marches, Yuri Gorsky, against the decision of the Tverskoy Court, which fined the activist 200,000 rubles. Gorsky himself reported this to OVD-Info. On April 24, Gorsky was found guilty of an offense under part 8 of Article 20.2 (repeated violation of the procedure for holding public events) for participating in the “opposition walk”. On April 27, the activist announced that he had filed an appeal.

The Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN) asked the court to extend Alexei Navalny's probationary period for one year in the Yves Rocher case. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to the department’s press service. According to the Federal Penitentiary Service, Navalny was given a warning about the possible revocation of his suspended sentence due to an administrative offense on June 12.

The prosecutor's office requested for all those accused in the case of the "Army of the Will of the People" terms in the colony. It is reported by Mediazona. The prosecutor asked Alexander Sokolov, Kiril Barabash and Valery Parfenov to be sentenced to four years in prison, Yuri Mukhin to four and a half years. Barabash should also be stripped of his military rank of lieutenant colonel.

Photo: Stanislav Korenyugin The OVD-Info publishes the story of Stanislav Korenugin-detained at Tverskaya in Moscow on March 26. About what Yuri Kuli actually did, the first convicted under the criminal article for violence against a policeman at Antidimon. My story is practically no different from many others, with the exception of one moment, which will be discussed later.

OVD-Info publishes the story of one of the participants in the campaign of Alexei Navalny, detained in Moscow on July 8. The author of the story asked to maintain anonymity. In his case, both during the detention and during the release, the smartphone played a key role. Briefly about my agitation on (metro stations- OTD-info ) Kantemirovskaya. I began to campaign from twelve, until thirteen o’clock everything was fine, not counting the weather.